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... TYPHOID FEVER. The British Medical Journal says that the out bicsk of typhoid fever Tcrling, Essex, has progressed with intensity aud rapidity of in. crease rarely witnessed under similar circumstances, Nearly one eighth of the whole population lias been ...
... TYPHUS AND TYPHOID. point at issue. The two forms of the fever are here mefly but most accurately described. As to the terms «Typhus” and Typhoid,” make them present to any person who may claim them; the words have been long in use, and if Dr. Jenner ...
... TYPHOID FEVER. One patient, a man, aged 30, began on December 9 to 1 be ill with * biliousness,” but there was no note as to there having been any diarrhea. On the 12th he began to have symptoms of acute mania, and was admitted in a state of great excitement ...
... on the subject of typhoid fever (Report 1858), an addition has been made to the literature of that disease, by the publication of a series of papers Dr. William Budd of Bristol. Dr. Budd’s opinions, as regards the causation of typhoid fever, are as follows: ...
... interesting from its very rapidly fatal course, very unusual in typhoid fever. About thirty years ago there broke out at Clapham an epidemic of this kind. Only recently he had verified a case of typhoid feverin a girl who had died in thirty-six hours. Peyer’s ...
... TYPHUS AND TYPHOID. ...
... EPIDEMIC OF TYPHOID FEVER. EPIDEMIC OF TYPHOID FEYER DEPENDENT UPON THE USE OF IMPURE WATER. During the autumn of iB6O, there prevailed in the convent of the Sisters of Charity, in Munich, ah epidemic of abdominal typhus, which was the more remarkable ...
... the hospital for the treatment of typhoid are in general not born in Paris; their parents are mostly stone-masons from Piedmont, Shvoy, Auvergne, or Limosin, who resort to Paris iu summer to work at their trade. Typhoid is primary affection, chiefly observable ...
... TYPHOID FEVER AT MARSEILLES. Dr. Seux, Professor of Medicine at Marseilles, has recently published some interesting observations on the type of this disease prevalent in that city. He considers the following points—viz., age, nationality, occupation, ...
... THE TYPHOID FEVER AT BRUSSELS. The epidemic baa last commenced its decline, the patients being numerous, and those who are attacked suffering from le-s serere symptoms. In order to permit the students and professors to devote themselves completely to ...
... BTBTCHNINK IN TYPHOID FEVER. In clinical lecture delivered at the Mercy Prof. N. S. Davis remarks upon the treatment of bad case of typhoid fever. Quinine, alcohol, turpentine, &c., had been used, and yet the patient continued to sink. At this juncture ...
... THE PRINCE CONSORT AND TYPHOID FEVER. Our Medical readers doubtless snspecled something seriona when on Monday, the 9lb, they announcement that the Prince had been 511 fora week with a faverish cold and ptina in the limbs, and that within the last two ...